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IntegraType-R
09-11-2009, 09:44 PM
I've searched for days, i thought i found what i needed, whent he shit arrived from jegs, all 3 were the wrong size.
I'm running a b20v, you all know this.
I have a greddy sandwich plate, i'm looking for the size i need to go, on the bigger hole.
Its the same size as the GE one.. except greddy has two smaller holes and one big one.. I need the size for the big one.
Does anyone fucken know this size?
IntegraType-R
09-11-2009, 10:01 PM
K, for the love of Jesus Christ
The port size / bolt size is a m12 port.
Greddy is all in bspt and metric shit..
I have a -6 an line, with a fitting for my head already, i'm looking for a m12 to -6an.. Anyone have any help in this direction, i feel fucken stupid but i'm beating my head in cause i can't find the correct fitting and i have like 20 here from jegs already.
FURYOF4
09-12-2009, 08:52 AM
Damn thats a pretty odd size. I can't find it either.
Rocket
09-12-2009, 08:59 AM
BST and NPT are somewhat compatible. For example, 1/8" NPT screws into the metric oil pressure switch on Honda blocks.
liveforphysics
09-12-2009, 09:10 AM
BST and NPT are somewhat compatible. For example, 1/8" NPT screws into the metric oil pressure switch on Honda blocks.
I agree that it's possible to thread in, and I respectfully disagree that it's a good idea. If you measure the pitch difference, you get 3.3 threads before it has to skip/cross/mangle a thread... The diameters are perfect, the pitch is not acceptable for a critical component IMO. Getting the correct fitting, or drilling and re-tapping the block to an NPT size FTW. Oil pressure is something you want right. It's pretty much like a heart attack for an engine when oil pressure is effected by something.
Just my $0.02
Best Wishes,
-Luke
IntegraType-R
09-12-2009, 11:50 AM
I agree that it's possible to thread in, and I respectfully disagree that it's a good idea. If you measure the pitch difference, you get 3.3 threads before it has to skip/cross/mangle a thread... The diameters are perfect, the pitch is not acceptable for a critical component IMO. Getting the correct fitting, or drilling and re-tapping the block to an NPT size FTW. Oil pressure is something you want right. It's pretty much like a heart attack for an engine when oil pressure is effected by something.
Just my $0.02
Best Wishes,
-Luke
I'm trying ot avoid that , if possible..
Greddy is like the GE plate, except greddy has two small holes, 1 huge one.. i'm trying to use the huge one for my vtec line..
and i can't find a fucken m12 connector to save myself.
burnoutboy
09-12-2009, 12:15 PM
K, for the love of Jesus Christ
The port size / bolt size is a m12 port.
Greddy is all in bspt and metric shit..
I have a -6 an line, with a fitting for my head already, i'm looking for a m12 to -6an.. Anyone have any help in this direction, i feel fucken stupid but i'm beating my head in cause i can't find the correct fitting and i have like 20 here from jegs already.
Would this work?
9919DFG 12MM X 1.5 -6 Metric thread male to AN adapter male $7.99
Thats Earls www.anplumbing.com (http://www.anplumbing.com)
Rocket
09-12-2009, 01:31 PM
1. In a conduit app, it works. In a plug app, I agree with LFP.
2. Avoid adapters where possible. You're introducing extra potential leak/failure points. To illustrate the point, would you want to have a 3 ft hose made of three 1 ft sections connected together?
3. Get GE or Endyn sandwich. Greddy is another lame company I don't respect. Their mission statemen is "We are suppliers to rciers."
Respectfully,
-Rocket
IntegraType-R
09-12-2009, 03:04 PM
I guess so, thx :)
jlude90
09-12-2009, 03:43 PM
To completely contradict what Rocket just said, you can also get 2 more normal adaptors, like a BSPT to NPT and then NPT to AN or something. Do you have hose shop near you? My hose store local to me pretty much always has every odd adaptor I need, they've helped a ton with some screwy Honda stuff, most Honda stuff is BSPT.
IntegraType-R
09-12-2009, 04:39 PM
Dude.. honestly.. i'm not looking to buy 3 fittings to make one work..
i dont want any flow problems on this oil feed line
specially since i rev so high and have alot riding on this motor.
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